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New York Senate Race Shifts Amid Sheehan Fight
Fragmented race coverage notes Billy Sheehan’s formal candidacy for senator as factions within the New York Democrats tilt. Reports discuss possible clashes with Sheardan, party strategy, and implications for state and national politics amid broader debates on reform and independence.
Butte Council Weighs Commission Government Vote
A Butte city council discussion last Wednesday night favored adopting a commission form for Butte, with officials indicating support while stopping short of a firm pledge. The article notes potential legislative action may require voter input if the plan proceeds and cautions the city is not yet committed.
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Debate on canal policy and peace era vision in New England era writings
The piece argues for a canal policy promoting peaceful commerce as a major instrument of lasting peace, urging restraint from fortifying the canal and highlighting a historical New England voice advocating diplomacy over war. It also notes Montana federal senatorial politics and legislative focus shifting from patronage to state policy questions.
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Disputed Rejection Notes Highlight Brynn Case
In a muddled 19th century take on a rejection and attendance dispute, Mro Brym faces questions over a letter and timing. The text hints at a conflict involving Pink peenwinn, a questionable lifer and a clash between discordant notes and formal expectations.
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Bryan’s Baltimore trip linked to radicalism feud
Democrats debate government ownership and radical labels as Bryan plans a Baltimore visit next month to rally aspirants for leadership. A split group includes a Rudmacy Democrat unlikely to follow Bryan’s banner, while others align with Republicans, signaling tensions within the party.
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Yoder Urges Automobile State License Measure
Helens Dec 29 A N Yoder secretary of wlite urges a Montana law licensing chauffeurs and autotobile operators. He argues such a measure would curb negligent driving, reduce accidents, and generate revenue, noting Montana currently has none and public demand exists.
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Meeting on Employers' Liability at Helena
A Montana note reports the Employers’ Liability Commission led by W. L. Holloway calls a public meeting at the state capitol to discuss proposed employers’ compensation for industrial accidents. The session is set for Friday, January 8, at 1 a.m., with attendance open to all interested parties.
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Montana Veterinarians Meet at Bozeman College
The Montana state Veterinary association will hold its annual meeting at Bozeman Agricultural College on January 10 and 11. Fifteen professional veterinarians will discuss scientific and professional matters and a prepared bill regulating veterinary medicine in Montana. Hosted by Dr. W. J. Taylor and Dr. Monted Welch at the college campus.
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Steel manufacturers call conference to adjust prices
A conference of steel producers in the United States is scheduled in New York on January 9 to discuss price and condition adjustments. Uncertainty remains whether concerted action will push prices downward to revive demand as plants run at 40 to 60 percent capacity and some factories see lower prices as a boost to consumer demand.
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Varying Ideas on Canal Toll Legislation Debated
Washington debated Panama Canal policy as Senator Flint and Representative Munn prepared bills. Proposals ranged from free passage for American ships to fixed toll ranges and government control of repairs and ship supplies. Differences centered on coastwise shipping, railroad competition, and wartime emergency powers.
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Funeral of E. W. Norton in Lewistown
The funeral of the late E. W. Norton, a longtime Lewistown resident, was held this afternoon at the Methodist church and drew a large crowd. He leaves a wife, one son, four siblings, and two more relatives in Sheridan and White Sulphur Springs.
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Death of Alfred A. Corey Father of US Steel President
News from Corbetts Paton NTAD New York December 22 reports the death of Alfred A. Corey at Thorndale Ta. He was a retired coal merchant and father of William Corey president of United States Steel. He was in his 71st year.
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Washington Del pedestrians praised as great statesmen
Fragmented account lauds Chief Justice Edward Douglass White and Justice John Marshall Harlan as notable Washington figures. It recounts political scenes around Congress adjournment, noting debates, reassignments, and a prophecy about a future public figure, with praise for Lowden and references to political tensions of the era.
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Orator Harriman and Governor Harriman in War Echoes
A historical reminiscence recounts Wester Harriman a Union colonel wounded and captured, and his later restraint in a 1865 grand army event. It details his calm response to shelling near Charleston and describes James A Garfield’s quotation and a governor Harriman’s deliberate decline to speak for political gain. It also notes Mrs Todd Walker Fearn’s wedding in Salisbury cathedral with Ambassador Auld present.
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Prominent Hotel Man George D Hodges Dies at 65
Calinas Ga Dec 29 George D Hodges renowned hotel man died here today from Brights disease at age 65 He had been connected with leading Pacific coast hotels and notable properties across the region Burial plans were not announced in the brief notice reflecting the era's customary obituary style
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Black Hand Bomb Terrifies New York Neighbors
A Black Hand explosion on the East Side damaged a grocery on Gast Whittieth street and injured a proprietor named Coordina Lagano and his family. The blast caused panic in the neighborhood and tens of thousands in property damage.
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Rozectak Wins Suit In City Highway Case
Special Dispatch reports the supreme court affirms a lower ruling in favor of Fazeman against a city dispute over twelve foot highway use. The opinion holds the city had rights by long usage for a statutory five year period, despite tax payments.
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